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ha the library has ebook copies of numbers 1 and 3 in the Imperial Radch trilogy but does not have an electronic copy of no. 2. I can borrow the physical book but they have to send it from the central branch of the library.
so I am going to have to practice self-restraint after all. I shouldn’t have returned the first ebook, I could have reread it. But I want to read all three before I try to reread. Maybe I’ll just see if they have physical book copies of all three, and get them all? From my perusal of their catalog I actually have a suspicion that they don’t have a physical book copy of #3…
I can’t read physical books at work, though. ebooks, no problem! It doubles my productivity because I don’t get bored and wander off from what I’m supposed to be doing, but can rather get into kind of a rhythm of doing the thing, waiting for the computer and reading a bit, doing the thing, reading a bit, doing the thing, instead of just getting frustrated.
Anyway. I mean, maybe nobody would care if I read a physical book at work but I bet they’d notice.
What’s funny is that to distract myself from wanting to read more, I actually managed to write a bit on a stuck project last night so there’s that.
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ha the library has ebook copies of numbers 1 and 3 in the Imperial Radch trilogy but does not have an electronic copy of no. 2. I can borrow the physical book but they have to send it from the central branch of the library.
so I am going to have to practice self-restraint after all. I shouldn’t have returned the first ebook, I could have reread it. But I want to read all three before I try to reread. Maybe I’ll just see if they have physical book copies of all three, and get them all? From my perusal of their catalog I actually have a suspicion that they don’t have a physical book copy of #3…
I can’t read physical books at work, though. ebooks, no problem! It doubles my productivity because I don’t get bored and wander off from what I’m supposed to be doing, but can rather get into kind of a rhythm of doing the thing, waiting for the computer and reading a bit, doing the thing, reading a bit, doing the thing, instead of just getting frustrated.
Anyway. I mean, maybe nobody would care if I read a physical book at work but I bet they’d notice.
What’s funny is that to distract myself from wanting to read more, I actually managed to write a bit on a stuck project last night so there’s that.
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